TITAN sub explorers knew they were going to die after a failed last bid to save themselves, according to a new bombshell lawsuit.
The $50 million suit claims OceanGate and its deceased CEO didn’t tell key facts about the vessels durability and “troubled” history.
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Paul-Henri Nargeolet was among the five voyagers who died in the submersible when it imploded underwater.
Nargeolet’s estate argued that OceanGate failed to disclose key facts about the submersible in court documents obtained by The U.S. Sun.
But the lawsuit also made a heartbreaking claim that the five onboard would have allegedly known their fate.
It says: “While the exact cause of failure may never be determined, experts agree that the Titan’s crew would have realized what was happening.
“Common sense dictates that the crew were well aware they were going to die, before dying.
“The crew may well have heard the carbon fiber’s crackling noise grow more intense as the weight of the water pressed on…
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